Dear reader -We are leaving Russia soon and thus I have to leave our Russian nanny and helper of 4 years behind.
Anna, 45 years old, married, 18 year-old daughter, has worked for us from May 2007 to June 2011 full-time as a nanny and helper. When we arrived in Moscow as a family with our two girls aged 1 and 2 years, she helped us a lot in the first few months of our arrival. Meanwhile, I am a single, working mother and Anna slipped into the role of a Russian grandmother.
Anna stands out especially by her reliability and flexibility. She is calm and balanced. I entrusted her my children and my household and was never disappointed. She is never sick (and should she have a cold or migraine, she’d come anyway, if one wishes so). She adapts to non- uniform pattern of work and also makes 'overtime' at very short notice.
She loves small children from baby to kindergarden age! She plays with them in the apartment, takes them to the playground, to the park, to the kindergarden. She will do babysitting in the evening and spend the night if necessary.
She cooks upon instructions, she does nice Lasagne, some selected Russian dishes and definitely the best blinis in town. She goes shopping, if necessary. She takes care of gas, water, electricity, telefone, she talks to the landlord or the concierge, she does bank transfers and monitors repair work. She washes and irons very well and she keeps the house clean.
Her main desire is to work full-time as a nanny and domestic helper in a family with small kids. I can warmly recommend her and hope that she will soon find a new family to take care off.
She has normal salary expectations (220 rubles per hour) and is looking for a new full employment, because our application in Russia comes to an end.
For questions please either email me at [email protected] or call Anna directly at +7 903 200 2472. Anna speaks only Russian.
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